Private debt: outlook, risks and contagion

Private debt has continued to evolve, with changing market conditions creating both new risks and opportunities for investors. As direct lending enters a more testing phase, being selective is becoming increasingly important.

In our publication, we consider the outlook for private debt, the pressure points emerging across the market and where we continue to see opportunities.

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Key themes include:

• The outlook for direct lending and emerging areas of risk.
• How AI disruption and changing market dynamics could affect the sector.
• Where we see selective opportunities across private debt markets.

If you'd like to discuss private debt in more detail, please get in touch.

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